Today, I've made myself a promise. I will get rid of most of my scraps before attempting a new project. I decided to make scrappy blocks and put them nice and neat in a pizza box. My pizza box should hold up to a 16" X 16" block. This way the blocks will keep wrinkle free until it's time to make a projects. Here is my first block.
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4757I have been working on my unfinished projects for years. Good luck to you!!
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33451nice idea. please don't accidentally throw out the pizza box
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54619excellent idea. I have a bucket. All my stuff seems to be in buckets or bags. Thank you for the instructions.
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173692lovely do you have a pattern for this one if so can i get the website or name
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by mycarole
18 Feb 2014
No pattern, just crazy block. You can see the technique at:
http://www.instructables.com/id/H...
3432You have now inspired me to start using my own scraps. Lovely block.
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1616I like your pizza box. The ones we now get pizza in have a cut out so one can see the contents. Can't use them but I have a number of the other kind.
I recommend a label in some way either with picture, fabric, or name of block on the edge so that when you stack them you do not have to go through a dozen of them before you find the right one.
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19439we do this all the time when we go to classes & the group always thinks we are bringing Pizza LOL a great box for this
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299559When I was making my first quilt, I kept my 12 1/2" blocks in a pizza box. The local pizza gave me a box.
2423Potholders? Tote bags? Vest? Lots of ideas for this pretty square.
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66907Love this idea! I'm a fabric lover and do find it hard to part with any scraps this would solve that problem. :))
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great idea as long as the box does not smell of pizza..
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70767I go a clothe laundry hammper over flowing with scrapes could keep a person busy for days lol 'Keep going girly hugs
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